New Delhi: BJP is preparing to contest in most of the assembly constituencies with new fighters. There has been a discussion about candidate selection for the last about a week. On Sunday and Monday, the national president of the party Amit Shah and acting president JP Nadda also held a marathon meeting with the leaders of Delhi. In this, the names of candidates were discussed in almost all the seats and more than half have been agreed, but their names have not been announced yet. In the Central Election Committee meeting to be held on January 16, the candidates' names have been expected to be finalized.
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Sources say that after the opinion polls among senior workers in the assembly constituencies, the central leadership is busy finalizing the list of candidates. Shah himself is reviewing one seat each so that qualified candidates are fielded. The electoral equation of each seat, BJP's performance in previous elections, the electoral history of the old leaders and the merit of the new contenders are being investigated. For which he held a meeting with the central leaders who are handling the responsibility of Delhi and here for almost 7 hours on Sunday night. This round of the meeting continued on the last Monday i.e. 13 January 2020.
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Those who performed poorly in 2015 will not get tickets: Party leaders say that the candidates' names have been finalized in about 40 seats. In the year 2015, it has been decided not to give tickets to many leaders who have contested on the party ticket in the elections. In the last election, the party had won only 3 seats. It is expected that these 3 MLAs should be fielded once again, but the difference of those whose defeat was very high, it has been decided to place bets on new faces.
